This rarely visited gem:
Will be inundated with these:
This nondescript plant:
Will create many of these:
These soon to burst buds:
Will open to expose a plethora of these:
A hint of blue:
Will become overwhelming blue:
This rarely visited gem:
Will be inundated with these:
This nondescript plant:
Will create many of these:
These soon to burst buds:
Will open to expose a plethora of these:
A hint of blue:
Will become overwhelming blue:
and you can’t wait, can you?! 🙂
Very beautiful and awe-inspiring.
It is totally amazing that each spring these plants come back as 2 or three leaves and within months are transformed. Its one of the best things about gardening. (well that and the smell)
Lovely garden shares as always I’d love to tweet you out can you add share buttons to your blog <|;-)
That Joe Pye is my favorite. And to think you captured it with not one but three Swallowtails! Love the birdie too!
Ah, anticipation! And such beauty to look forward to!
Wow, those are beautiful shots! I bet you can’t wait!
Ruta
really like those blues
Your blog is such an inspiration! Gorgeous garden…I’m a florist and it is always so wonderful to see the actual plants in all their glory!! Beautiful photos…love the birds!
Enjoy the weekend1
Debbie
Anticipation….
Always something blooming was my goal when home enough of the year to garden. All the supporting greens were also so important in the mix. Love your images of your garden.
This post was almost like time lapse photography – what fun!
Beautiful shots. I love Joe Pye Weed too. You have a great garden. B
What will become is beautiful. Joe Pye Weed is a favorite.
Funny how we look at our gardens and know just what is coming. Makes me wonder what I’m really seeing sometimes……
great pictures above, I love it, by the way I have the last one in my backyard, it looks like this one…